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blogging for impact: the converged media imperative Rebecca Lieb, Kaleido Insights As consumption habits shift, brands require media ubiquity The average consumer sees c. 3,000 brand impressions daily. Media are converging and will


  1. blogging for impact: the converged media imperative Rebecca Lieb, Kaleido Insights

  2. As consumption habits shift, brands require media ubiquity The average consumer sees c. 3,000 brand impressions daily. Media are converging and will continue to. Brands are challenged to intercept elusive customers, regardless of medium, channel, or time of day.

  3. Converged Media permutations 5 factors 7 steps 5 factors x 3 factors x x new information sources new forms of media new screens to use awareness = 525 consideration intent permutations purchase support loyalty advocacy 3

  4. Digital paid, owned, and earned media o Display, banner ads o Website o Sponsored posts, ads o Microsites o PPC ads o Pay per post blogging o Blogs

  5. Now, let’s define Converged Media Two or more channels of paid, earned, o and owned media. Consistent storyline, look, and feel. o All channels work in concert, enabling o brands to reach customers throughout the customer journey

  6. What does this look like on Facebook ? owned earned paid

  7. What does this look like on Twitter ? owned paid earned

  8. Converged Media example: earned + paid earned paid Bazaarvoice deploys paid ads with earned user ratings and reviews. Microsoft advertises with transparency; shoppers click to learn more from their peers.

  9. McKel Hill’s “Nutrition Stripped” blog

  10. McKel Hill’s “Nutrition Stripped” Instagram

  11. McKel Hill’s “Nutrition Stripped” Facebook (70k followers)

  12. McKel Hill’s “Nutrition Stripped” Twitter

  13. How Successful Bloggers & Brands Deploy Converged Media

  14. The Great Fitness Experiment In addition to writing books and blogging on her own site, Charlotte blogs for Huffington Post. She’s a paid contributor to Redbook, Shape, Yahoo!, BlogHer and iVillage. Her work has also appeared in dozens of other websites, magazines and newspapers and she has a sequel book deal.

  15. Glidden Paint employs a wide palette of channels, Converging Media for a streamlined brand experience

  16. Sharpie lets its fans do the copywriting, then promotes their tweets as ads Targeting teens interested in creativity and self-expression, Sharpie used Promoted Tweets. Through Promoted Accounts, they attracted an artistic following whose tweets were turned into Promoted Tweets. The campaign helped Sharpie increase its following 6X at 1,000 followers per day.

  17. Mark Sisson’s Primal brand

  18. Mark Sisson’s Primal brand

  19. Mark Sisson’s Primal Blueprint products

  20. Mark Sisson’s Primal Blueprint products

  21. The New York Giants bring social events to owned venues, generating earned buzz NY Giants were the first pro sports team to integrate live tweets into offline events (stadium, TV) and online (poll, Q&A, e- commerce tie-in). Tying in social content and voting with real- time events generated an increase in e-commerce sales, a 127% increase in Twitter followers, and huge brand amplification and awareness for related campaigns.

  22. Nike crowdsources input for customized shoe designs, merges media online and off Nike launched the NikeID campaign (store, mobile app, community, etc.) to enable customers to design their own shoe and purchase it directly on their mobile devices. Earned input inspires owned assets (including the product itself!), driving paid ads, online and off — including interactive billboard experience in Times Square.

  23. Enterprise Tech company pays bloggers and influencers to ignite earned , drive traffic to owned 128 pieces of content created by influencers 24 1.1m influencers commissioned to create content social interactions 9,314 the company paid influencers to share content average actions per Across their piece of content networks

  24. Native advertising

  25. Converged Media Success Criteria

  26. Failing to integrate paid, owned and earned media types creates a disadvantage o Fragmented messaging, inconsistent branding o Redundant efforts, no communication/ collaboration o Departments and channels competing for budget o Low audience engagement/advocacy o Convergence begins to occur in traditional media

  27. We identified 11 criteria to successful Converged Media deployment

  28. Strategy: Understand Converged Media First possess an understanding of the changing forces of converged media: Emerging practices ◦ Content types ◦ Technologies ◦ Channels ◦ News, media, current events ◦ Behavioral trends ◦ Other trends specific to audience ◦

  29. Strategy: Plan a stable foundation Two legs (or media channels) may hold up the converged media strategy, but stability and balance is achieved when design incorporates all three. Deploy all three media type in harmony, ◦ integrating each to instruct the next The insights that come with analyzing ◦ earned instruct where to amplify using paid and where to innovate in owned Owned media provides the platform upon ◦ which earned and paid can exist and is foundational to the brand presence and messaging, which inspires earned Paid media helps drive volume to owned ◦ and earned channels, and ultimately what amplifies the brand message.

  30. Organization: Ability to achieve earned at scale Earned is the most difficult medium to achieve, particularly at a significant scale. Essential both to build and nurture earned media is: ◦ Content strategy, consistent brand messaging ◦ Listening & measurement tools ◦ Publishing tools ◦ Inter-agency/ vendor communication ◦ A fundamentally agile approach ◦ An ongoing effort

  31. Organization: Align teams & departments Brands MUST overcome the cultural silos that exist internal to the organization, aligning in a number of historically autonomous areas: ◦ Ownership/ governance ◦ Communication ◦ Collaboration/ creative design ◦ Campaign goals ◦ Budget

  32. Organization: Align agencies & vendors Each will have individual areas of specialization and expertise, yet full- picture visibility is essential for all partner companies. Brands must play moderator and facilitate: ◦ Communication ◦ Collaboration/ creative design ◦ Campaign goals, KPIs ◦ Performance incentives

  33. Production: Aligned content / creative across channels Design, voice, message, branding, and other creative elements must be consistent: ◦ Agreement/ alignment across stakeholders from day one ◦ Across all channels and touchpoints ◦ Singular brand message, no matter the media ◦ Natural extension of organizational and partner alignment

  34. Production: Real-time capabilities To be effective in converged media is to be agile. Brands must enable: ◦ Proper labor resources ◦ Proper tools ◦ Stakeholder buy-in ◦ Communication channels between stakeholders ◦ Content marketing strategy ◦ Empowerment to act, particularly in earned media

  35. Production: Channel flexible The empowered and dynamic customer has choices in how they consume; brands must extend presence across: ◦ Multiple channels, platforms ◦ Multiple touchpoints ◦ Not just mainstream channels, instead following their customers ◦ Demographic-specific hang-outs

  36. Production: Influencer relations In the digital age, brands cannot ignore influencers who can amplify the message (positive or negative) across all media types: ◦ Touting or shaming product/ service in unprompted earned setting ◦ Acting as the voice of a paid campaign ◦ Offering guidance or advice on owned platforms ◦ Influencers are key to helping build earned at scale

  37. Analysis: Social listening / analysis of crowd Social listening, monitoring and measurement are key for substantiating agility. Brands must: ◦ Have systems and process in place to listen, measure, respond ◦ Let conversation instruct creative design, strategy ◦ Use insights to be proactive ◦ Allow insights to facilitate personalization/ resonance

  38. Analysis: System for identifying & measuring KPIs Metrics are the foundation from which investment potential is established, understood, optimized, and realized: ◦ The system for identifying KPIs must instruct the ongoing measurement itself ◦ Metrics should be established at the outset…but can evolve ◦ Metrics may shift based on segment, platform, campaign assets, goals, even cultural events, etc.

  39. Workflow: Coordinating Paid + Owned + Earned

  40. Execution Workflow: Coordinating paid, owned, and earned as one orchestration

  41. Putting the Pieces Together

  42. We asked brands, agencies and vendors to rate the maturity of the Converged Media… Respondent Average Group (1-5) ALL 1.95 Brands 2.18 Vendors 1.72 Agencies 2.08 Respondents rated the maturity of the Paid, Earned and Owned space on a scale of 1-5, where 1 is Very Immature and 5 is Very Mature.

  43. Summary converged is here. Facebook and Twitter ads are proof. Those o who take advantage now will have an edge. it's not easy. Immense internal change must occur as lines blur, o both internally and with agency partners leverage data and platforms that propel campaigns forward o by aggregating ad data, content and social, then derive analytics. converged media is rapidly bleeding into offline channels and also o creates demand for real-time marketing capabilities as consumer gadgets, devices and media channels proliferate , o this will only become more complicated

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